Dreaming of the Gods
There was a Sun God.
He looked like Horus, but had rainbow feathers much akin to the Aztec Gods. So I'm going to say that he was a Ra/Tonatuih hybrid.
He was pissed off at me. Except that I wasn't really me, I was somebody else. A man.
I was at my grandmother's house in St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu, which, in my dreams, is usually my safe haven. The Sun God stood outside of the back door, ready to pummel me to death. So I wouldn't step outside.
Suddenly, the man who I was panicked, then lost hope. He was ready to face his fate and die. I pulled away from him, because he was far too depressed to deserve what the Sun God had to give. I thought him innocent. So I told Ra. And Ra pulled away from Tonatuih and stepped inside my grandmother's house, and said "Well, hold on..." in Horus' voice (which is confusing that he looked and spoke like Horus, but was a Sun God like Ra).
Then I woke up.
Raine
He looked like Horus, but had rainbow feathers much akin to the Aztec Gods. So I'm going to say that he was a Ra/Tonatuih hybrid.
He was pissed off at me. Except that I wasn't really me, I was somebody else. A man.
I was at my grandmother's house in St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu, which, in my dreams, is usually my safe haven. The Sun God stood outside of the back door, ready to pummel me to death. So I wouldn't step outside.
Suddenly, the man who I was panicked, then lost hope. He was ready to face his fate and die. I pulled away from him, because he was far too depressed to deserve what the Sun God had to give. I thought him innocent. So I told Ra. And Ra pulled away from Tonatuih and stepped inside my grandmother's house, and said "Well, hold on..." in Horus' voice (which is confusing that he looked and spoke like Horus, but was a Sun God like Ra).
Then I woke up.
Raine